Playful Persia

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jmcquown - 15 Jul 2007 20:28 GMT

Persia is mostly sedentary (which would account for her being "fluffy"). I
try to interest her in playing with toys but she's only interested for a
couple of minutes (even the laser pointer). Last night was slightly
different, though. She got that wild look in her eyes, tail lashing, and
charged after a small stuffed mouse, tossing it in the air and pouncing on
it. Then she went after the large crinkly mylar ball so I tossed that for
her for a few minutes. Then she assaulted her catnip filled kitty-sock and
gave it a good bunny-kicking, rolling around on the floor. After that, she
decided it needed a good washing so she settled down and proceeded to groom
it. Then it was nap time :)

Jill

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Magic Mood Jeep - 15 Jul 2007 23:50 GMT

> Persia is mostly sedentary (which would account for her being "fluffy").
> I
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> Jill

Weebles sends Mrrps and Purrs to His Preshus Persia (he's been mrrping,
nyowing and crying as he plays with--not his purple puffball--but a *milk
ring*! At least he was until it "bit me in da butt, Mommy - it a bad milk
ring!!!" Silly Weebs.

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jXwXeXrXmXoXnXt@sonic.net - 16 Jul 2007 00:54 GMT

> Weebles sends Mrrps and Purrs to His Preshus Persia (he's been mrrping,
> nyowing and crying as he plays with--not his purple puffball--but a *milk
> ring*! At least he was until it "bit me in da butt, Mommy - it a bad milk
> ring!!!" Silly Weebs.

Hee hee, the less expensive the item, the more the kitty likes it. :)
But how does a milk ring bite a cat in the butt?? :)

Joyce

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Magic Mood Jeep - 16 Jul 2007 01:39 GMT

> > Weebles sends Mrrps and Purrs to His Preshus Persia (he's been mrrping,
> > nyowing and crying as he plays with--not his purple puffball--but a
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> Joyce

It probably just bounced behind him and bopped him in the butt - and that
scared him (should have seen him jump!). Poor boy can be so fraidy
sometimes! Sometimes I will see him dart into a room, growling and then
swatting at his own tail! I can't figure out if he thinks that the fuzzy
snake is biting him in the butt (getitoffgetitoff!) or he just used the
litterbox and it stunk - so he's trying to beat the stink out of his tail!

Speaking of litterboxes...
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Friday night, doing my evening scooping, I lifted the lid from one of the
boxes, and there was a *foot* long turd in it! Not buried in the least!
And at least one third of it was curved up the side of the box - almost as
if it were trying to escape! I burst out laughing and DH thought I was
kookoo (at least more so than I already am)

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Will in New Haven - 16 Jul 2007 02:12 GMT

> <jXwXeXrXmXoX...@sonic.net> wrote in message
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> if it were trying to escape! I burst out laughing and DH thought I was
> kookoo (at least more so than I already am)

It is very bad when the neighborhood couger drops by to use your
litter box.

Will in New Haven

--

See the False as False
The True as True
Look into your heart
And follow your nature

Sakyamuni Buddha c 500BCE

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jXwXeXrXmXoXnXt@sonic.net - 16 Jul 2007 07:06 GMT

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> And at least one third of it was curved up the side of the box - almost as
> if it were trying to escape!

Good Lord! I can barely produce anything that long! (Sorry, TMI, I know. :))

> I burst out laughing and DH thought I was
> kookoo (at least more so than I already am)

There she goes again, laughing at the litterbox! :)

Joyce

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EvelynVogtGamble(Divamanque) - 16 Jul 2007 02:17 GMT

> Persia is mostly sedentary (which would account for her being "fluffy"). I
> try to interest her in playing with toys but she's only interested for a
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> decided it needed a good washing so she settled down and proceeded to groom
> it. Then it was nap time :)

That's where having more than one cat is useful - they
exercise each other! There are always several games of
"tag" durng the day, which keeps both of them active
(between naps). ;-) Of course, that's assuming they get
along with each other, but mine do - even hold mutual
grooming sessions.

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